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Is calling yourself a 10 "confidence" or EGO?!

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SpaceRockervor 1 Jahr

Y'all should do a show with the women taking all the makeup off after the first hour.

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S4Veauvor 1 Jahr

More than anything, it's delusion. Confidence and ego can contribute but not to the same extent.

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Feminism is not about equalityvor 1 Jahr

Of course it's ego. Just like when women call themselves intelligent, funny, witty, etc. Those are things other people say about you, not you about yourself. It's a sign of ego and women like that are everywhere.

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DKS1313vor 1 Jahr

Ego. What you rate yourself has no bearing on your dating rating by men. Think yourself a 10 all day everyday. If guys rate you a 4, you a 4.

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Nickvor 1 Jahr

Neither, it’s pure delusion 🤷‍♂️

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☆ Dark_star ☆vor 1 Jahr

Any woman who says she's above an eight is full of s*** and is not worth your time.

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Danvor 1 Jahr

Delusion

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Steckrothvor 1 Jahr

Are they a ten if not it's EGO

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